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These are from old travel albums of Spokane, Washington. I may be posting more from these albums as time goes by.
The first two are different perspectives of Spokane's Great Northern Passenger Station. And the second two are of Spokane's Union Depot, also know as The Milwaukee RR Station.
I wonder if these two grand old buildings are still in existence?
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Both stations were demolished to make room for Expo '74.
Thank you, mustangtony, for your info re; these stations. Well, they look timeless in the photos, but as with most things, they had to submit to time!
And also, thanks for your love on these pictures!
Thank you, Bellin68, your love of these submissions is appreciated very much!
Thank you walk softly for your love of these items....